difference windows / linux

[runningman84]

Using the same profile I have to change the axis inversion between windows and linux in order to get the same result:

diff linux.ini /media/WindowsHDD/windows.ini  | grep invert
< pitch-invert-axis=false
< roll-invert-axis=false
< x-invert-axis=true
< y-invert-axis=false
< yaw-invert-axis=false
< z-invert-axis=false
> pitch-invert-axis=true
> roll-invert-axis=false
> x-invert-axis=false
> y-invert-axis=false
> yaw-invert-axis=true
> z-invert-axis=false

Futhermore looking in WarThunder (windows) is very smooth, the movement is very choppy in X-Plane (linux). I use the same settings expect of the inversion.

Maybe the different fps of my ps3 eye is the source of this problem?

[runningman84]

Btw. linux track and GUVCVideo show reach 60 FPS at 640x480.

So I suspect there is some kind of bug in the point tracker who doesn't get above 30 FPS.

[sthalik]

It's likely that Windows drivers flip the frames and that causes the difference in the diff you showed.

Frames aren't choppy for me in X-Plane on Linux. Could you elaborate? What's your X-Plane FPS?

PT gets the right FPS for many users. Could you describe the problem a bit more?

Please open separate issue reports for separate issues in the future.

[runningman84]

Ok using the latest x-plane version (10.30b1) and the nvidia 337 driver tracking isn't choppy anymore. Although the fps of PT remans at 30 fps.

[sthalik]

Do you need further assistance? If not, please close the issue. Otherwise, specify more details so that the problem can be diagnosed.